Windows Live Writer

 

I have been posting blogs from my MS Word 2007 since I discovered Word has this feature. Recently, I updated my Microsoft Office to its latest version - Microsoft Office 2013. I have then neglected to register my blog account due to busy schedule on my work (which I so loved). So just this afternoon, out of boredom this long holiday weekend gives, I attempted to blog again. I am reading a very good book and compelled to share this in my blog.

Attempting to register my blog to MS Word 2013 almost kill my patience. It keeps on prompting “Word cannot register your account.” & why the hell, right? I correctly typed my log-in details, I read the guide over and over again, I consulted forums both for Microsoft and Blogger but the registration is still rejected. So I browse again the web and stumble at this recommendation – Windows Live Writer.

It sure fits my standards and exceeds my expectations. It supports multiple blog accounts, has the features of your blog provider  like categories and queue posts, it does not need to set-up picture provider and automatically uploads picture from your file or from web. You can also edit through source code and can preview posts with your blog lay-out. Also, you can opt to be always reminded to put on title and categories.

What happened earlier reminds me of the saying “Everything happens for a reason.”

 

xx
Mao Gonzales

National Health Insurance Program in the Philippines CARES for Its People

I've been very very busy since summer last year. So many things happened in my life that somehow, my growth as a person feels like a joke. Come on, you know what I mean. Looking back, you couldn't believe this will happen and you'll never imagine yourself standing in this spotlight. Now, you know what I mean.

March 2012, I was hired at a National Government Office. It was the height of revolutionary campaign of PhilHealth towards growth, internal and external. Spearheaded by the greatest President and CEO of the Corporation, Dr. Eduardo P. Banzon (I'm quoting several employees here). For 17 years of existence, PhilHealth has established their link to its clientele thru Local Health Insurance Office (previously known as PhilHealth Service Office), several satellite offices, Regional Offices and projects like PhilHealth Sabado. Nonetheless, a lack of representative from the point of service makes availing PhilHealth's product, still, complicated. Thus, PhilHealth's run towards Universal Health Care via Aquino Health Agenda gave birth to the PhilHealth CARES.

Customer Assistance Relations and Empowerment Staff. This proudest project envisions a harmonious relationship between the consumer and the Corporation, a well-assisted and an empowered Filipinos. Merely 600 nurses were deployed at PhilHealth accredited hospital to spread their healing hand to those in need.  Stationed inside the hospitals where availing the benefits is very vital, CARES struggles to straighten the implementation of the Corporation's policy and ensure stakeholders' compliance. Millions of inquiries were resolved at the point  of service (hospitals), thousands of members need not to spend travel fare for their Member Data Record and numerous Filipino, educated and informed about their benefits as insurance member; I can say that I am proud to be one of the PhilHealth CARES pioneers. Please continue to serve the Filipino with heart and improve for the better. 

As I embark on a new journey, I will forever be a CARES in my heart. 

Soar high PhilHealth CARES. Public service at its finest!


xx
M

Green Tee's Newest Project: WORKSHOP

Workshop is a sitcom starred by Rosh Paulo, Paul Kristian and Cholo Gonzales. It is a situational comedy which story revolves around 2 friends Fil Young and Jonas Brothers, and their journey to showbiz and fame.

Their first episode entitled "Are You All Right, Kid? I Thought I Heard You Choking." is their first step to stardom as a Z-lister rap master teach them the right way of rapping.

Enjoy watching!


xx
Mao

Review: The Murder of King Tut

The Murder of King Tut by James Patterson

My rating: 3 of 5 stars



Tut's story and his probable murderer was a giveaway. Carter's however, is full of anxiety. Entertaining, though. The theme is undeniably amusing. Egyptian culture and history, Greek and Norse mythology are the topics that illicit curiosity to every reader. But coming from Patterson, I think this is not good enough. It is written in a very amateur way.



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Blog Again

I really really want to revive this blog but a tight schedule on my work makes me super tired and lazy to open Bloo. :-(

Had so many updates for the Green Tee Records. :-)

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